ILLeSt MaX

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I recently order an e-brake boot from redlinegoods.com.

I just received the e-brake boot and I'm in the process of installing it. I'm lookin at the installation guide and it says to line up the metal rod with the boot. I didn't get a metal rod. Also, it says to insert the rod in the new boot, but it doesnt look like i'll be able to insert a rod in the new boot.. Can anyone help??

LeVeL

Metal rod as in under the handbrake lever?

coachholland

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With just about all aftermarket boots out there, you have to keep the old metal wire from your old boot to install in the new boot. The only exception to this that I've found is a seller that has aftermarket leather ones with the wire frame already installed. I just purchased one myself and the quality is excellent on them. Only $30.

ILLeSt MaX

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its the metal rod thats inside of the boot. I can't even get the metal rod out of the old brake boot. Any help?

99BlackMaxMS

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Use a razor blade to cut it out of the old boot?

ROCKART

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post up pics please when youre done
i am interested in gettin one of these

ILLeSt MaX

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any idea on how to get the old metal rod in the new boot? im lookin at the installation instructions on redlinegoods.com and its not clear at all on how to get it in...

lilaclucymaxima

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You find one of the cuts in the new boot, and push the metal rod through.

ddurandd

I recently bought one of these and had to re-use the wire from my old boot. I used a razor blade to cut the wire away from the old boot. You do not need to glue or attach the wire to the new boot. Just tuck the wire inside the new boot and press it into place from underneath the console. It will snug the new boot up against the console when you snap it into place. The fit is tight enough that it will not pull out.

ILLeSt MaX

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thanx a lot for the information guys..

ill try this later 2nite and see where i can get with this...

dutch078

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i actually used a wire coat hanger once for something like this, and that worked really well, too